way? we say all the time it's never pretty, it's never perfect but that was us. jim: how hard was it going against your brother out there? >> it was really hard. after the game was the hardest specious. jim: what did you say to him? >> i told him imloved him. jim: what did he say? >> he said congratulations. jim: john, congratulations to you. super bowl champions. we're looking for joe flacco, the m.v.p. of the super bowl. joe. [cheers and applause] a little symbolic passing the torch there as ray lewis slaps oun the back and you really have, in this postseason, become the man for the ravens. and the future. tell me about this performance by your team and winning the

world championship. >> it's unbelievable. i tell you what, we don't make it easy. but that's the way the city of baltimore is. that's the way we are. you know, we did this for them back home. we had a great sendoff and we can't wait to get back there for the parade. jim: lift that trophy in the air one more time here, joe flacco. there you go. and hand it off to ray lewis. >> baltimore! jim: how do you describe it, ray? how do you describe it, going out as a champion? >> it's simple. when god is for you, who can be against you? it's no greater way as a champ to go out on your last ride with the men that i went out

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our postgame coverage will continue on cbs sports network. once again, the baltimore ravens have won their second super bowl title. they defeated the san francisco 49ers here tonight in super bowl xlvii. and welcome back inside the superdome as we continue on the "toyota postgame show." let me get some comments from my guys on tonight's game. dan: first of all, congratulations, joe flacco. but a guy that came up big throughout the whole playoffs is anquan boldin. he was again tonight. 100 yards, six catches and a touchdown. congratulations to anquan boldin. bill: jim caldwell, what a good game he called. having the courage to put the ball into the hands of joe flacco. a couple big chipping that. third and 1, the pass to boldin. biggest play in the game. shannon: being down 22 points, the san francisco 49ers could have run a head but they didn't do that but this night belonged to joe flacco amend the baltimore ravens. boomer: when i think the 49ers, they're going to see so many missed opportunities. you could see that they were young, they were fast. they never went away.

jim harbaugh did some talk probably at halftime. but i'll tell you what, 49ers are going to be good for a long time. it's going to be interesting to see how far now joe flacco takes this team, without ray lewis on the roster. jim: even with the loss, colin kaepernick, big hurdle overcome tonight. bill: there's no question about it. the guy has proved himself. not just as a runner but as a passer. they have a bright, bright future. dan: over 300 yards passing in this game. the first time he did all year and he came up big. a bad set of calls down on the goal line with those four plays they ran. jim: we'll be back in a moment. when the "toyota postgame show" continues from here at the when the "toyota postgame show" continues from here at the superdome. [ all kids ] faster! ok, what's fast? um, my mom's car and a cheetah. okay. a spaceship. a spaceship. and what's slow? my grandma's slow. would you like it better if she was fast? i bet she would like it if she was fast.

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would be "elementary." jim harbaugh, the coach of the san francisco 49ers, is still in the locker room. did not come out to interview with us. so, for all of my guys here on the cbs pregame show and nex so, for all of my guys here on the cbs pregame show and nex year. (woman laughs) ♪ (woman laughs) (woman laughs) you ready to get into the act? i thought you'd never ask. (women laugh) (women moan)

(music stops) what's this? intermission? this is the part where we take your stuff. we're robbing you. well, i don't suppose you could finish the show first. how much money do you keep in the house? never been robbed by people in their underwear before. well, no. was one chap, but, uh, you are much prettier. you want to do this the hard way? fine. holmes: you know, i'd heard rumors of two prostitutes who bind innocent whoremongers and then rob them. but to think that those two women ended up in my home on-on this very evening... i suppose i should thank you. i usually investigate crimes of a more... homicidal nature, but it's been an uneventful few days. gentlemen! (door squeaks open) just one question before you leave.

can i keep these? (thumping) i'm glad your bust was such a success last night, but this place still smells like stripper. does it? yeah. (grunts) what's with the sword? it's not a sword, it's a singlestick. well, it looks like a sword. (grunts) in sword sports, virtually the entire body is a target. in singlestick, the players mark their distance, plant their feet and strike only at the pate. you mean the forehead? i mean the pate. so, your docket's still open today? sadly, yes. well, my landlord called. i have to go to my apartment this morning. i think my subletter has been throwing parties or playing loud music or something. i confess, watson. i find your insistence on maintaining your own residence puzzling. hmm? as a live-in sobriety counselor, you could, in theory, live rent-free in the most expensive city in the world indefinitely. why not embrace the fact that you are a professional nomad and give the place up?

'cause i love my apartment. it's my sanctum sanctorum. when i get a job, i sublet it, and when i'm done, i go back. and it's rent-controlled. those dolly-mops i ensnared last night-- their performance was quite invigorating. (grunting) i've got a bit to work out. ♪ are you krebs? yes. delivery for you.

mr. ennis, welcome to saint gerard's. is my sister here yet? she is, but per the agreement your attorney made with the state, you won't be allowed to see her while you're here. once you're inside, we'll prep you for surgery. we'll remove one kidney, and then transplant it into your sister. do you understand these terms as i have explained them to you? man asked you a question, ennis. sorry. it's just, uh... it's been a long time since i've seen someone so afraid of me. i've missed it. (rhythmic beeping, soft grunting)

you're going to start to feel drowsy, mr. ennis. would you please count down from 20 for me? uh, 20... 19... 18... 17... 16... (beeping continues) officer, i'll need you to remove the cuffs so we can sterilize the abdomen. doctor? i think there's something's wrong with the iv. the anesthetic isn't entering the vein. it's pooling beneath... (both scream) (screaming continues) (long sustained beep, screaming)

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(siren blaring, crowd chatter, garbled radio transmission) howard ennis killed two corrections officers, three doctors and a nurse before he escaped. i'm quite familiar with the man. he stalked women via the internet, killed 13 of them in new york and new jersey before he was arrested eight years ago. all of the victims, blonde, all of them taller than five foot, seven. i remember this. they called him the peeler. ridiculous. why is it ridiculous? didn't he skin people? it's ridiculous to give the man a clever little nickname. it lends an air of omniscience that these people in no way deserve. you've met serial murderers. they're duller than the queen's jubilee. mouth-breathers and chronic onanists, the lot of them. just a heads-up. it's bad in there. (indistinct announcement over p.a.) (door squeaking) (indistinct chatter)

gregson: like i said, ennis got the drop on them somehow. (camera shutter clicking) (camera shutter clicking) he pulled the iv line intended to deliver the general anesthetic out of his vein. it pooled up beneath the surface of his skin instead of putting him to sleep. he then slowed his heart rate and his pulse rate by practiced meditation to fool the machines. attacked when the time was right. you just walked in here. how could you possibly know that? bloodstain. might as well have a flashing arrow pointing towards it. there's blood everywhere, of course, but... this stain is of particular interest. it's clearly been diluted with some other agent.

(sniffing) chemical. what's the most common general anesthetic? propofol. propofol. i'll wager we'll find that here. this stain was created when he yanked the iv from his arm. the heart rate? the pulse? what...? it's common knowledge, the fakirs of bangladesh can meditate their circulatory systems to a virtual standstill. this man was shot in the head so that his scrubs wouldn't be stained with blood. he took them, pointed his stolen gun at whoever he needed to, walked out the front door. that's how he left. i would certainly like to know where ennis is going, and what he intends to do with his newfound freedom. not sure if this is going to be any help. yo. ennis left a message behind. (doors squeaking) "shedir." it's a star. the traditional name for alpha cassiopeia, the southernmost star of the cassiopeia constellation.

no clue what he's trying to tell us, but our partners are chewing on it. partners? it's a serial case. the fbi is here, too. i came to understand howard ennis as well as any suspect i've pursued. what's she doing here? she's the profiler who nailed ennis the first time around. kathryn drummond. makes sense that the bureau wants her to run point for them. man: captain, call for you. you know her? we worked together when an american serial killer came to london. she's a buffoon. all profilers are. they're snake oil salesmen who cast maladjusted closet cases as criminal geniuses in the media. the profilers, in turn, can be super-geniuses when the killers are caught. isn't profiling part of what you do? i deduce. enormous difference. drummond: holmes. glad to see you landed on your feet in new york. i heard you had some difficulties in london. nice to see you're keeping tabs on me.

yes. this is joan watson. she accompanies me. helps keep those difficulties from reoccurring. nice to meet you. and you. we are talking about heroin, right? where's your captain? i need the manpower to do a four-quadrant search of the neighborhood. did you know that patricia ennis, howard ennis's sister, is a patient here? why not talk to her first? she was the one he was ostensibly here to help, so maybe she has some insight as to where he's gone. oh, no. wait. your book, that's right. what was it called? profiles in terror. yes, ms. drummond wrote a book about howard ennis after she caught him. got into a spot of bother when she speculated about the sexual abuse he must surely have suffered at the hands of his parents, because they said it was a lie. sued you for libel, correct? that got thrown out of court. nice to meet you. this never would have happened if... if i hadn't gotten howard out of prison. it's not your fault. (quietly): no, but after i got sick, i asked the doctor

if there was any other way. i didn't want any part of him inside of me. but the waiting list for the transplant was so long. the-the doctor said that a... a sibling would be the best match. do you have any idea where your brother might have gone? until i asked him for the kidney, we hadn't spoken in years. i have some letters that he wrote me. i could give you those if you want. gregson: yes, that would be very helpful. thank you. is she gonna be part of the investigation? she is, but you won't have to... so glad she's helping. howard needs to be stopped. she did it once, she can do it again. hi, bruce. let me guess: the air valve's making that whistling sound again? you know how this old radiator gets in the winter.

yeah, well, when i hear it, i know i'm home. you know the conklins up on three? yeah, of course. their son's a teenager now. he went to certain... web pages. so mrs. conklin learns about it. checks the search history to see what her boy's been exposed to. she found a pornographic film that was made right here, in this apartment. what are you talking about? the guy you sublet the apartment to-- cooper? he's been shooting pornography here. (phone ringing) hi. i take it your meeting did not go well. you haven't asked why i'm lying on the table. you are clearly distracted. my subletter filmed a pornographic movie in my apartment, so now i'm getting evicted. well, i suppose now you can do as i suggested:

live as a wandering nomad of sobriety. i don't want to be a wandering nomad of sobriety. i want my own space. well, perhaps i could help you reclaim it. no. i mean... i appreciate it; it's just that i want my apartment the way it was before it was... violated. yeah, i-i saw some of the movie while i was there. (chuckles) i don't think i could live there again. (sighs) why are you lying on the table? i'm looking at the stars. holmes: that's cassiopeia, oriented as it appears now in the night sky. it fits precisely into a map of manhattan of that scale. the first "x" is shedir, the first star. site of this morning's murders in greenwich village. that would put the second star in turtle bay, somewhere near the u.n; the third star, columbus circle. you get the idea. this is a map of where ennis plans to kill people. this is important. did you tell anyone yet? they're all very excited. resources being reallocated as we speak. trouble is,

i think it's all bollocks. wait, you think you're wrong? i think i cracked a code that was intended to be cracked. i think he wants the police directing resources to these locations so he can, i don't know, watch them. like mice running a maze of his own design. oh, speaking of vermin. watson: what is it with you and that woman? it's obviously more than just hating profilers. if you're asking if we had sex, the answer is yes, obviously. oh, so she's an ex? more like a "c," c-plus at best. we had an arrangement while she was in london, similar to the arrangement i have with other women here in new york. we performed the act of love loudly and repeatedly, without any actual love, or even any like. i would describe it as an act of self-love were it not for the fact that she was technically present. i get it. now i would just prefer her not to send the police on an ego-driven wild goose chase. we updated the profile to reflect our latest thinking. captain, i know ms. drummond is entitled to her say, but before you imbibe any profiling snake oil, i would like to offer my own assessment. we're in the middle of a meeting here.

cassiopeia code is certainly alluring. perhaps too alluring. howard ennis is not a spree killer. i believe he is trying to distract us. he'll lie low, he'll change his appearance, but eventually, he will pick up a blade, and he will find another young blonde. is that it? ms. drummond's latest profile. basically, it says what you just said. ennis had to know we'd break the code. i didn't know you were capable of that level of thinking, but you have been exposed to my methods, so... gregson: i-i don't know what's going on between you two, but the important thing to me is that my top consultant and the bureau's top profiler agree with each other. woman (over radio): the public employees federation sued the state... (bell jingling) ... it argues that the health department overstepped its authority by forcing employees to be vaccinated by november 30. (clears throat) the health department says it will fight... (gasps)

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he walked into the store and shot everyone here except for the one person that actually fits his victim profile. you two said he would lie low. change his appearance. is this what you call lying low? i confess, a crime like this is out of character for howard ennis. but it doesn't invalidate anything i wrote in my report. the register was robbed.